When out as a single and joined 3 real nice guys and had a great time. Course in excellent shape. Not really difficult but an interesting mix of holes. Would go back for sure.

Best course we played during our week stay in Palm Springs area!! Everything was perfect. Well maintained course with lots of interesting holes. We played with a great couple who were paired with us. This also made our round very enjoyable. Would highly recommend this course to anyone. Will be returning here next year!

Great condition overall. Well maintained fairway. Course is pretty flat. And a wide fairway. Just 6700yd from black tee box. There's more water Hazzard on back 9 Green condition is not perfect but rolling well. Really worth it. Recommended..

It looks like one of the staff members may have taken our range finder. We had asked them to hold onto it for a few months since we live far away, and we were planning to stop by next week to pick it up. However, they’ve now told us it’s gone. They had agreed to keep it for us, so I’m not sure how it just disappeared. We’re really disappointed with this situation and what feels like unethical and unprofessional behavior.

Santa Rosa course is in great shape. Layout is a mix of water holes and strategically placed bunkers. Overall, a fun, challenging track. Pro shop person was very welcoming and engaging in showing us around the facility since it was early in the morning dark when we arrived. Unfortunately, we as a foursome were placed behind two threesomes who were super quick. This was our first time playing here and we fell two holes behind with the wind picking up at hole 8. The marshal told us to catch up and we tried our best. When he rolled up on us around hole 14, we fell three holes behind. He then questioned us with some snark if we are beginners (we are all 10-12 indexes). Now, we were clear of the groups behind us. Everyone seemed to be at their own pace. In fact, we finished our round in 4 hours, 2 mins. Our advice is for this marshal to please read the situation in the future and to not jump to conclusions, especially when it comes to guests who come to enjoy your golf course. Respect begets respect.